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A WOMEN’S health hub is now open in every health board area in Wales, bringing menopause, contraception and menstrual health services closer to home. The Welsh Government committed to opening the seven women’s health hubs by the end of March 2026, in response to the Women’s Health Plan. Each of the hubs have been tailored The post Women’s health hubs in every part of Wales appeared first on Herald.Wales.

MADE POSSIBLE by funding from the Nature Networks Programme, WWT will carry out extensive wetland habitat creation and restoration works at WWT Llanelli.  The wetland charity’s only Welsh site, as well as the surrounding Tir Morfa coastline and wider Burry Inlet, will benefit from new and restored wetland habitats that will provide shelter for internationally important wintering birds and bring local people closer to nature.  Jo Jones, Site The post WWT to create bigger, more connected wetlands in Wales thanks to funding boost appeared first on Herald.Wales.

TWO-AND-A-HALF years ago, Ayse Bidmead was listening to music whilst driving to work when she was involved in a serious road collision with a bus. After being ejected from her car, Ayse, 32, was found in the middle of the road, confused and in extreme pain. She had a wound to her head, multiple abrasions The post Ayse thanks service that helped save her life appeared first on Herald.Wales.

WALES is lining up for a summer of footballing history, as its new national football museum offered a first glimpse inside this week. Wales’ new national football museum has moved a significant step closer to opening its doors this week with a never-before-seen, behind-the-scenes preview of its nearly completed galleries and exhibits. The Football Museum The post Game changing moments to take centre stage once again appeared first on Herald.Wales.

THE NGS supports Marie Curie, Macmillan Cancer Support, Hospice UK, Carers Trust, The Queen’s Nursing Institute, Parkinson’s UK, National Botanical Garden of Wales Apprenticeships, Maggie’s, Horatio’s Garden, Support for Community Gardens and more! This delicious cake (picture above) was enjoyed by the gardeners at the beginning of year gathering on Saturday, March7. The Lemon Drizzle cake was The post Ceredigion NGS Gardens collected over £25,000 in 2025 to donate to nursing and health charities appeared first on Herald.Wales.

OUTSTANDING tutor and mentor Sarah Cocchiara-Devine is transforming lives and widening access to lifelong learning across Wales through her commitment to adult learners. Leading the Further Education Programme at Media Academy Cymru in Cardiff, she supports more than 120 learners annually, delivering BTEC Levels 1, 2 and 3 in Creative Media subjects to adults who The post Sarah’s mission to make education accessible, meaningful and life changing appeared first on Herald.Wales.

THE THREE women who hold some of the top roles in Cyngor Gwynedd have joined forces with people and communities around the world to celebrate the contribution and success of women.   In the week of International Women’s Day, and as it’s also Women’s History Month, Cyngor Gwynedd has noted that the organisation is in a The post Celebrating achievements, encourage others to venture and raising awareness of discrimination appeared first on Herald.Wales.

THE CULTURE sector has come together recently in Portmeirion for a special event to celebrate culture in Gwynedd. Organised by Cyngor Gwynedd, the buzzing event attended by close to 80 representatives – was an opportunity to learn, explore and celebrate the sector with stakeholders, highlighting the importance of culture for everybody’s well-being. Following the success The post Event to celebrate the culture of Gwynedd: For everybody’s well-being appeared first on Herald.Wales.

THE TIES between Wales and Islam can be found stretching back hundreds of years, a new study from Cardiff University finds. In a journey taking him to all parts of the country, Dr Abdul-Azim Ahmed traced the origins of Islam across the nation. The results of his research are detailed in his book, Muslim Wales – The post Muslims in Wales: Exploring the origins of Islam across the nation appeared first on Herald.Wales.

BANGOR UNIVERSITY has been awarded one of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Doctoral Focal Awards in Nuclear Skills, securing funding to establish PANDA (the Programme for Accelerating Nuclear Development and Applications). The £9 million awarded by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), the Ministry of Defence and UKRI will be matched The post Bangor University awarded UKRI Doctoral Focal Award to launch £24M nuclear skills programme PANDA appeared first on Herald.Wales.